The Center for Commercialization of Advanced Technology (CCAT), a public-private research and development partnership funded by the Defense Department, announced Thursday that it has received more than 100 responses to its recent solicitation for innovative technologies related to defense and homeland security. Most applications submitted during the month-long solicitation, which closed May 15, were for emergency “first responder” technologies such as wireless communications devices, global positioning systems for tracking, and training software. Other popular categories included explosive-detection technologies, chemical and biological detection systems, border-intrusion sensors, encryption decoding devices, and language-translation systems. Full Story
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